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The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home PART 2)
Whiskey & Work Podcast
05/05/20 • 22 min
Today I am celebrating the fact that we’ve made it through another day during quarantine! We are still on lockdown and there are definitely some sweet times with the kids, but it is hard to parent and work at the same time. For that reason alone, we are celebrating the fact that we are doing a great job and you should be doing the same. I am not a multi-tasker when it comes to dealing with 2 important things such as work and being a parent at the exact same time. I built my business so that I wouldn’t have to do both of these important things at the same time, but right now, we have to do it all. Last week, we discussed the #1 thing you should do with your kids and today we are talking about the #1 thing you should do with your work during this time. Hint...it has to do with cutting your to-do list in half!
You’re doing a great job! Keep showing up!
What we’re talking about
- Deciding Your Future 3 Years From Now
- Simplifying Your Work To Do List
- Your New Ritual - Celebrating Every Night
Deciding Your Future 3 Years From Now
Work is an important part of our lives and how we show up during this time can be overwhelming. To help you figure out how to show up, look at 6 months from now and decide how you want to look back on this time. In order to decide what we want that to look like, create your 3 year manifesto and start planning how your life will look 3 years from now. By doing this, you’ll know what to focus on during this time and it will help you discover what the meaningful things are.
Simplifying Your Work To Do List
Simplify your work to do list by only focusing on the things that are truly meaningful. You’re going to discover what is meaningful to you by working on your 3 year manifesto and deciding what you want your life to look like. Cut your to do list in half and make those tasks the most significant ones that will help you move the needle in your business.
Your New Ritual - Celebrating Every Night
We all have a natural tendency to focus on the things we should have done instead of focusing on celebrating the things we have done. Every night, take some time to write down 10 things you accomplished that day and notice the small things. From taking a shower to getting a workout in, you’re doing it all and you’re doing a great job! Start celebrating your accomplishments consistently and teach your brain to become more resilient. Celebrate yourself every single day!
Are you celebrating how amazing you are?
LINKS MENTIONED
EP 119: The #1 Thing To Do During COVID-19 Quarantine (Work From Home With Kids Edition)
How to Write a Bestselling Book in 5 Months That Can ACTUALLY Transform Your Life {Featuring Nick Pavlidis}
Whiskey & Work Podcast
02/13/24 • 61 min
In this episode of the Whiskey and Work Podcast, Kelsey sits down with former lawyer and founder of Authority Ghost Writing and Ghost Writing School, Nick Pavlidis. They discuss Nick’s transition from lawyer to writer and entrepreneur, the pitfalls of writing the wrong book, and the importance for authors to focus on writing a book that aligns with their passions and goals. Sit back, relax and grab a pen and paper for this one — you’re going to want to take some notes!
What we’re talking about...
- Nick's transition from a lawyer to a writer and entrepreneur
- How Nick founded Authority Ghost Writing and Ghost Writer School
- Nick's expertise in helping people bring their books to life and achieve bestselling status
- Discussion on the pitfalls of writing the wrong book
- Emphasize the need for authors to focus on a book that aligns with their passion and goals
- Nick's insights on different types of books and how to choose the right one for your message
- Nick's approach to writing a book in five months
- Strategies for maximizing the value of the writing process, including networking and marketing
- Importance of incorporating stories into the book to engage readers and build confidence and inspiration
- Discussion on how authors can use their books to attract clients and opportunities
- Examples of authors who have successfully integrated their books into their businesses
- Nick's advice on identifying prospects, influencers, and gatekeepers to support business growth
- To learn more or connect with Nick, visit the links below!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
How To Write With Personality & Convert Readers Into Clients {Featuring Expert Ashlyn Carter}
Whiskey & Work Podcast
09/05/23 • 44 min
Ashlyn Carter, founder and CEO of Ashlyn Writes, joins Whiskey & Work to discuss strategic copywriting for entrepreneurs. Kelsey and Ashlyn cover motherhood stories, the difficulties of starting to write, tips and tricks during the writing process, and so much more. Sit back, relax and grab a pen and paper for this one — you’re going to want to take some notes!
What we’re talking about...
- Ashlyn Carter is a copywriting expert who offers copywriting and marketing courses for entrepreneurs and creatives
- Kelsey and Ashlyn discuss motherhood
- The special moments and reminder to stay in the present with a third child
- Ashlyn lays out three tips (or ingredients if you will) for starting the writing process:
- 1: What do you actually want to say?
- 2: What do people need to hear? Use research from your customer data and recycle what you already know here
- 3: Use frameworks that already work
- The best writers are really just the best editors
- The first draft is usually the hardest
- Ashlyn explains the framework she uses and how this helps her
- Kelsey explains how she applies her “better than nothing” technique to writing
- The two discuss the difficulties of writing when it feels like you have so much to say — good thing Ashlyn gave some tips here too!
- Figuring out your “tough love toast”
- Ashlyn lays out an exercise: draw out a quadrant and label each box think, said, feel, doing, then write out client examples, feedback, needs, etc. under each category. This is also a helpful tool to do while interviewing that will help you see what your clients need you to say.
- How to cut down extra text and fluff
- Ashlyn lays out her chicken nugget rule
- The two discuss AI and how to leverage it for your business
- To learn more or connect with Ashlyn, visit the links below!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
Discover Your Money Personality, Talk Finances Over Date Night & Become Wealthy + Fulfilled {With Rocket Scientist Dr. Portia Jackson}
Whiskey & Work Podcast
03/15/22 • 59 min
- How and why Portia went from an aerospace engineer to a financial wellness expert
- How finances can be approached based on your enneagram personality type
- We dive into some of the basics about enneagrams
- How understanding the cross section between finances and personality types can make you a better communicator with your partner and others
- Outlining how to view finances first based on personality type, then on life style and then getting down to those practicalities
- How you can prepare yourself now for generational wealth
- How to arrive at a tangible financial goal to achieve your dream lifestyle
- Portia shares about her program, Frisky finances, which helps foster the conversation around finances for couples (while also making it enjoyable!)
Links Mentioned
Wealthy and Fulfilled Facebook Page
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
How To Create A Minimalist Home & Business {Featuring Expert Shira Gill}
Whiskey & Work Podcast
07/11/23 • 48 min
Shira Gill joins Whiskey and Work to talk about organizing and decluttering both physically and mentally. She is a minimalist organizer, author, and former life coach who is recognized for her work globally. Kelsey and Shira discuss organization while in the thickets of having young kids, why Shira opts for minimalism, what this really means and using this all as an approach to get you to the life you want to be living. Sit back, relax and enjoy the latest and greatest from Whiskey and Work!
What we’re talking about...
- Kelsey introduces Shira and shares how this conversation has been helping her in this season of life
- The two talk about the chaos that can unfold during the summer season with kids at home while maintaining your workload
- How to combat this chaos with intentionality and, of course, mental and physical organization
- Kelsey shares her approach of minimalism in her business, but how she struggles for physical minimalism
- Shira explains her approach and emphasis in decluttering: the more we own, the more we manage
- She explains the process of taking a step back to reflect on how you want your life to look, feel, function versus what is adding noise and distraction in your life
- Shira shares a tool of how to declutter when it comes to kids toys through a library approach
- She details the 5 key steps to organization in her book Minimalista
- Step 1: clarify your bigger life and home goals
- Step 2: edit and declutter
- Step 3: Organizing in a simplistic manner - group like with like and give everything a home
- Step 4: Evelvate and add a little something pretty to the project your taking on
- Step 5: Maintain this by creating little habits that take less than 5 minutes a day
- Shira talks about her new book Organized Living in which she and a photographer interviewed and photographed 25 professional organizers from around the world
- See the links below to connect with Shira, check out her books, or stay involved with Kelsey!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
Mom-Hack For Hitting Big Goals In Business (A Step-By-Step Process)
Whiskey & Work Podcast
01/10/23 • 30 min
Kelsey is starting off the New Year with some techniques on goal setting and how to be the mom/parent/partner/business owner you want to be this year. She lays out a 4-step strategy and applies this to her own ambitions as a mom and business owner this year.
What we’re talking about...
- Goal setting that is focused on where you are at in life
- Kelsey provides a 4-step strategy to become the person you want to be this year
- Step 1: “The type of person I want to be” statement
- Use this concept to focus in on your goal
- On the parenting side, Kelsey shares, “I want to be the kind of mom that enjoys the chaos of having a three-year-old”
- Step 2: Define that kind of person by giving examples
- Kelsey focuses in with specific examples and moments that would enable her to hit her motherhood goal
- Defining with examples helps you hit specific goals, instead of feeling challenged to hit a generalized goal
- Step 3: Create a mantra around this new goal
- This works to create new neural pathways in your brain to help you achieve your goal
- This often includes a statement like, “I’m doing a great job”
- Step 4: Notice when your internal dialogue goes to a place you don’t want it, acknowledge this, and then make the shift
- When it comes to parenting, sometimes the best thing you can do is manage your own emotions
- This step helps you approach the situation in a more intentional way
- Kelsey shares her business goals for the year and applies this 4-step strategy to the Coaches Incubator
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
Learn Your Human Design & What That Means For Your Daily Schedule With Adriana Keefe
Whiskey & Work Podcast
11/14/23 • 38 min
Adriana Keefe, Human Design Coach and motivational speaker joins Kelsey on Whiskey & Work to discuss Human Design and her experience of niching down in her coaching journey. Kelsey and Adriana discuss her experience in Kelsey’s signature program called The Coaches Mastermind, her initial exposure to Human Design, how she started incorporating Human Design into her coaching practice, and so much more. Sit back, relax and grab a pen and paper for this one — you’re going to want to take some notes on this one!
What we’re talking about...
- Adriana Keefe is a Human Design coach and motivational speaker who helps high achieving women heal their subconscious and become magnetic through Human Design
- Her initial exposure to Human Design
- Adriana's personal journey and spiritual awakening
- How she started incorporating human design into her coaching practice
- Discussing the fear of claiming expertise in a specific area
- Emphasizing the importance of recognizing one's knowledge and value
- How Adriana decided to focus on human design
- The gradual evolution of her business toward human design expertise.
- Balancing the desire to help people in various ways with the need to specialize
- The importance of analyzing the needs and preferences of clients.
- Creating a group coaching program to address the specific needs of her target audience
- Launching a membership community based on demand
- Adriana expresses gratitude for the lessons learned in the The Coaches Mastermind group
- To learn more or connect with Adriana, visit the links below!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
QUOTES:
- “I noticed that 90% of those chart readings were people coming to me asking about how to understand their design to be able to excel in business.” - AK
- “I just kept following what the need was, and that's where I really found that caliber of clients who were serious about this work because literally their life was on the line, their livelihood was on the line.” - AK
- “Oh, yeah, man, that was probably the biggest thing for me is that feeling of how dare I come forward saying I'm an expert when I don't know nearly as much as whoever else I was following in the industry” - AK
- "And it's the blessing and the curse of really loving a specific topic because we never feel like experts in it, right?" - KM
- “Sometimes we don't recognize that we have this information in our brain that we just need to allow to open and flow.” - AK
The Intuitive Writing School CEO, Jacqueline Fisch, Shows Us How To Write & Find Flow
Whiskey & Work Podcast
12/19/23 • 59 min
Author, copywriter, writing coach, and CEO of The Intuitive Writing School, Jacqueline Fisch, joins Kelsey on Whiskey & Work to discuss how to write and find flow. Kelsey and Jacqueline discuss tips for achieving intuitive writing, the concept of the “surrendered’ first draft, and so much more. Sit back, relax, and grab a pen and paper for this one — you’re going to want to take some notes!
What we’re talking about...
- Jacqueline Fisch is an author, copywriter, writing coach, and CEO of The Intuitive Writing School
- Jacqueline works with creative business owners to help them find their way to share their voice online intuitively instead of trying to brain and muscle their way there
- Tips for achieving intuitive writing and avoiding overthinking
- The concept of the "surrendered first draft"
- Introduction to working with the lunar cycle for writing
- Exploring the connection between the moon's phases and creative energy
- The importance of timing in writing and editing
- The shift from joyful, story-based writing to conversion-focused content
- The need to find a balance between creativity and strategy
- Overview of the Intuitive Writing School
- The concept of creative flow in writing
- How to tap into the flow state during writing
- Practical tips for separating drafting and editing
- The importance of consistency and training the brain
- Emphasizing the inevitability of change and evolution in writing
- The role of accountability and setting aside time for personal writing projects
- The impact of aligning personal values with creative work
- Encouragement for listeners to embrace intuitive writing and find their creative flow
- To learn more or connect with Jacquelinei, visit the links below!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
The 3 Money Myths That Keep You Broke (and how to bust through them!) {Featuring Sarah Walton}
Whiskey & Work Podcast
04/02/24 • 49 min
In this episode of the Whiskey and Work Podcast, Kelsey sits down with business coach, sales expert, and host of the Game On Girlfriend Podcast, Sarah Walton. They discuss the importance of prioritizing mindset in financial success, busting through three specific money myths, and the need to address money mindset before diving into financial strategies. Sit back, relax and grab a pen and paper for this one — you’re going to want to take some notes!
What we’re talking about...
- Sarah's expertise and experience in helping women start and grow businesses
- Money mindset and busting through three specific money myths
- Discussing the importance of prioritizing mindset in financial success
- Emphasizing the need to address money mindset before diving into financial strategies
- Sharing personal experiences and insights into the significance of mindset in achieving financial goals
- Sarah's personal journey from poverty to success and her deep understanding of abundance mindset
- Exploring the myth that "more is better" and its impact on financial mindset
- Sharing examples of how chasing more can lead to dissatisfaction and stress
- Offering practical tips for shifting perspective and recognizing existing abundance
- Discussing the pervasive belief that "there's not enough" and its implications for business owners
- Introducing simple exercises to shift mindset and recognize opportunities for abundance
- Sharing personal anecdotes and practical advice for overcoming scarcity mindset
- Exploring the harmful myth that certain limitations are inherent and unchangeable
- Discussing the danger of toxic positivity and the need to challenge societal norms
- Offering insights into breaking free from limiting beliefs and embracing possibilities
- To learn more or connect with Sarah visit the links below!
A {free} Tool or Two!
Did someone say free? Yup that’s right. Kelsey’s here to help with a few free tools to help launch your business and creative ideas! Click the links to start your journey.
- How To Plan Your Business
- The Coaches Pricing Calculator
- The Coaches Workshop: A “Framework” fFor How To Be An Exceptional Coach & Create Consistent Monthly Income
Links Mentioned
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How many episodes does Whiskey & Work Podcast have?
Whiskey & Work Podcast currently has 255 episodes available.
What topics does Whiskey & Work Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Purpose, Motivation, Career, Passion, Podcasts, Balance, Business, Habits and Careers.
What is the most popular episode on Whiskey & Work Podcast?
The episode title 'The #1 Mindset Shift Parents Can Make To Raise More Loving, Empathetic Kids' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Whiskey & Work Podcast?
The average episode length on Whiskey & Work Podcast is 42 minutes.
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Episodes of Whiskey & Work Podcast are typically released every 7 days.
When was the first episode of Whiskey & Work Podcast?
The first episode of Whiskey & Work Podcast was released on Sep 14, 2018.
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